The Toyota Land Cruiser has long served as ... an open-air concept version — one that pays homage to the FJ40 generation of Land Cruisers, which were available in roofless form.

Toyota is fully embracing its off-road heritage with its concepts at the 2024 SEMA show. After showing off its 4Runner TRD Surf concept last week, Toyota detailed a second open air off-roader concept ...

The Toyota Land Cruiser is an instantly recognizable classic vehicle, but fans may be confused to learn it was originally ...

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These estimates do not include title, registration fees, lien fees, or any other fees that may be imposed by a governmental agency in connection with the sale ... away by my Land Cruiser.

Toyota’s customization division, Modellista, has brought a heavily upgraded Land Cruiser called the Overland Vision Concept ...

Please verify your email address. If you ever wondered what a modern Toyota Land Cruiser convertible would be like, wonder no more, as the company created its own concept for SEMA, called the "ROX." ...

Toyota only built the retro-style FJ Cruiser from 2007 to 2014 in North America, but in that time, it managed to establish itself as something of a cult classic with serious off-road chops.

Toyota’s new Land Cruiser may be ... including the beloved FJ40 and Australia’s current Land Cruiser 70. The automaker’s new concept has no relation to that retro-styled bruiser, though.

As Toyota continued to rework its product line around its strategic decision to focus on mainstream SUVs and hybrid power trains, the mammoth and very expensive, gasoline-propelled Land Cruiser ...

Learn more The modern incarnation of the Toyota Land Cruiser is unquestionably an extremely capable example of a modern, full-size SUV, but I would also argue the 4×4 lacks the inherent cool factor ...

but I would also argue the 4×4 lacks the inherent cool factor present in the vintage FJ40 Land Cruisers of the 1960s, ’70s and ’80s. Toyota, it would seem, is also aware of this, as evidenced ...